New Guy who cant stand the noises

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Doots
January 9, 2012 - 9:55 pm
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Doots
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Joined: 01-09-2012
I'm Cyclothymic and am increasingly bothered by sounds from the street and in the building where I live. This seems to be getting worse and is bad enough that, if I could afford it, I would move. There is a certain sound that really gets to me. Its the electrical engine used in mas transit vehicles where I live. Yikes....this is a great place in which I live and I've been here 25 years or so but damn..what I'd give for some quietude!



Current medications as of 01-09-2012
01-09-2012 - Present: Depakote, 250 mg. Twice Daily

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Doots
Doots
January 9, 2012 - 9:55 pm
I'm Cyclothymic and am increasingly bothered by sounds from the street and in the building where I live. This seems to be getting worse and is bad enough that, if I could afford it, I would move. There is a certain sound that really gets to me. Its the electrical engine used in mas transit vehicles where I live. Yikes....this is a great place in which I live and I've been here 25 years or so but damn..what I'd give for some quietude!



Current medications as of 01-09-2012
01-09-2012 - Present: Depakote, 250 mg. Twice Daily

claudini
January 10, 2012 - 10:05 am
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claudini
Total Posts: 25
Joined: 12-25-2011
I find some things really agitate me, for instance a flickering fluorescent light bulb will drive me buggy. I try to turn my mind away from those little things, usually something small to distract me. I might try headphones at certain times if I am more irritable, things to get me thru the moments.



Medications for December 11, 2011 to January 10, 2012
11-11-2011 - Present:BioFeedback, 5 min.2-5x a day
11-11-2011 - Present:Dark Therapy , 1 amber glasses.wear in evening & as needed
11-10-2011 - Present:4 calming herbs, 2 cups.as needed
11-10-2011 - Present:Cortisol Manager, 1 capsule.1 in evening 1 @ bedtime
11-10-2011 - Present:Kavinace, 1 capsule.take if anxious in daytime. 1 in evening, 1 at bed
11-10-2011 - Present:mmj, 1 mg.before meals & to relax

--you are the hero of your own story--
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claudini
claudini
January 10, 2012 - 10:05 am
I find some things really agitate me, for instance a flickering fluorescent light bulb will drive me buggy. I try to turn my mind away from those little things, usually something small to distract me. I might try headphones at certain times if I am more irritable, things to get me thru the moments.



Medications for December 11, 2011 to January 10, 2012
11-11-2011 - Present:BioFeedback, 5 min.2-5x a day
11-11-2011 - Present:Dark Therapy , 1 amber glasses.wear in evening & as needed
11-10-2011 - Present:4 calming herbs, 2 cups.as needed
11-10-2011 - Present:Cortisol Manager, 1 capsule.1 in evening 1 @ bedtime
11-10-2011 - Present:Kavinace, 1 capsule.take if anxious in daytime. 1 in evening, 1 at bed
11-10-2011 - Present:mmj, 1 mg.before meals & to relax

--you are the hero of your own story--
kumbaya
January 11, 2012 - 4:59 am
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kumbaya
Total Posts: 718
Joined: 04-20-2010
Doots,

...its interesting to me that noises are (increasingly) bothering you. The same thing happened to me when I was first put on Depakote about 2yrs ago. I was on 1500mg a day divided morning & night. The amazing thing was that it stopped my incessant racing thoughts that I had for I don't know how many years. My head was quiet...

I think that's why noises & especially blinking fluorescent lights began to bother me. I became more sensitive. Sometimes I would get so agitated that I realized I was taking very short rapid breaths. I've also struggled with having the ability to sit still for most of my life.

These 'symptoms' have left for the most part due to my learning how to focus on my breathing. In fact, that's what I do when all else fails ~ just breathe! Its like meditating & I don't get panic attacks anymore either.

Even though it could just be coincidence, I thought I'd say something because I could relate. If it isn't: it will get better.

-kby-



Medications for December 12, 2011 to January 11, 2012
09-26-2011 - Present:Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine dimesylate), 70mgs.1 in morning
08-03-2011 - Present:Abilify, 2.5. 1 in morning
05-09-2011 - Present:allopurinol, 450mg. at night
04-20-2010 - Present:Seroquel (quetiapine), 100 to 300.@ nite only
04-20-2010 - Present:Depakote (divalproex), 1000mg .1 @ bedtime

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kumbaya
kumbaya
January 11, 2012 - 4:59 am
Doots,

...its interesting to me that noises are (increasingly) bothering you. The same thing happened to me when I was first put on Depakote about 2yrs ago. I was on 1500mg a day divided morning & night. The amazing thing was that it stopped my incessant racing thoughts that I had for I don't know how many years. My head was quiet...

I think that's why noises & especially blinking fluorescent lights began to bother me. I became more sensitive. Sometimes I would get so agitated that I realized I was taking very short rapid breaths. I've also struggled with having the ability to sit still for most of my life.

These 'symptoms' have left for the most part due to my learning how to focus on my breathing. In fact, that's what I do when all else fails ~ just breathe! Its like meditating & I don't get panic attacks anymore either.

Even though it could just be coincidence, I thought I'd say something because I could relate. If it isn't: it will get better.

-kby-



Medications for December 12, 2011 to January 11, 2012
09-26-2011 - Present:Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine dimesylate), 70mgs.1 in morning
08-03-2011 - Present:Abilify, 2.5. 1 in morning
05-09-2011 - Present:allopurinol, 450mg. at night
04-20-2010 - Present:Seroquel (quetiapine), 100 to 300.@ nite only
04-20-2010 - Present:Depakote (divalproex), 1000mg .1 @ bedtime

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